Will we continue our education into the millennium?

Will we continue our education into the millennium?

Jul 24, 2024 | Education

Question   Gramps, Will people still be able to continue their educations after the Second Coming and into the Millennium? Justin   Answer   Justin,   Introduction As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we hold a profound...
Will this be the “Mark of the Beast?”

Will this be the “Mark of the Beast?”

Dec 31, 2023 | Revelation

Question   Gramps, You may have heard of the CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) that is in the works to be brought to the world banking.  Cash would be gone all together. And many are saying that digital IDs will come at the same time, which is a computer chip...
Is it blasphemous to call a father Abba?

Is it blasphemous to call a father Abba?

Nov 18, 2023 | Etymology

Question   Gramps, My friends children call him Abba. He was born Jewish and converted to the church. I’m not trying to be judgemental but I thought Abba was a really sacred name Jesus called Heavenly father and that it shouldn’t be used in casual conversation....
Is there a difference between a law and a commandment?

Is there a difference between a law and a commandment?

Apr 28, 2020 | Etymology

Question   Gramps, Peace be unto you… I would like to know the difference between a law and a commandment.   I would like to also understand  if they mean the same thing and if they do then why does Apostle Paul say we’re are no longer living under...
How many temples were built in Jerusalem?

How many temples were built in Jerusalem?

Jul 5, 2018 | Temples, World History

Question   Gramps, How many temples were built in Jerusalem and when? Elizabeth   Answer   Dear Elizabeth, The bible tells us the first temple was the Temple of Solomon built around 957 BC. This was to replace the portable tabernacle that they had used...
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